Developed by one man studio Yeah Us! Games, Pumped BMX Pro is the sequel to the hugely successful Pumped BMX +. The momentum-based BMX freestyler takes the action to the next level with a beautiful new look, a fresh new physics engine and more content than ever before!
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One of those Trials-like games where you have to perform stunts but with a BMX. You know what, the game wouldn't be that bad if it was actually more responsive, especially when you need to click on 2 buttons/keys at once. Not saying the game is complete garbage, it has something going for it, but it's just a pain in the butt for no good reason.
I own this game on Steam as well as the Nintendo Switch. Pumped BMX Pro is fun, but I find that it is much more challenging to just get all the way to the finish line in a level, let alone obtain the platinum trick and level scores. I'm not sure if the programmers intended for it to be so hard to properly flow through a level, or if the pump physics are far too demanding and/or finicky. I reloaded Pumped BMX +, and it is definitely not as hard to properly flow through the levels. I'm roughly two-thirds of the way through the game, but I could have finished it 3 times over by now if the pump timing wasn't so difficult. I think I've nailed my point home by now. Be prepared to restart every level several times--the pump timing is pretty demanding.
2D bmx game with tricks in short levels. The game feels like educational-software, instead of playing around on a bike :( Where's the fun? - tutorial is clunky, not intuitive + graphics are colorful and cheerful - music is generic + tricks are not hard to execute - Feels like a mobile game: short levels, score stars, next level. (this setup isn't bad, but the gameplay is not interesting to me) Not recommended for 15 euro
I purchased for £3.74 and I'm happy at that price. Full price is £15 and it seems too high for a game of this sort. The game is good and a lot harder than the previous game but that just means "git gud" and more hours of fun. 10 out of 10 The Gold/Yellow achievement for Dave Mirra, RIP Dave.
Worst tutorial I've ever seen. Would have been better if it just let us play and mess around and figure it out. Levels are extremely short and unsatisfying. There are a ton of these games around and most of them are really bad. California Games did this in the 80's and was better than this. I don't know how so many developers continue to get these so wrong.
the game is just ok and the Physics are a little cartoony. not worth $15. each level has 4 goals, 1 being to finish the level and the other 3 are some tricks but the game is so dumb that if it says do 1 backflip and you do 2 in 1 jump or mix it with another trick you'll fail.
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